Favorite Car

Classic:
1937 Mercedes 540K Roadster

Super Car:
Ferrari 548 Italia

As for my favorite car that isn't so outrageous, I'd have to to say either the BMW M3 or Mercedes SL. As you can tell I have a thing for European cars, and BMW is probably my overall favorite brand, assuming I can ignore their cars from the mid to late 2000's.

 

Shelby, Saab, Bugatti, and Ferrari. Those are beautiful cars

 

The 1959 Buick Electra convertable, 1958 Lincoln convertable, and the 1964 Mercury Park Lane convertable. June

 

I absolutely adore the Nissan Figaro.

Not the cup of tea of everyone, but it is certainly mine.

 

Mercedes-Benz old and new

 

A solid color Nissan Skyline, and also Lamborghini's have always been like a dream car of mine.

 

Drop a Lambo off at my house, please.

 

Im happy with my 06 ford f-150. I may get a new one one day but thats far away

 

Koeniggsegg CCXR

 

Lotus Esprit

 

I like cars, so as a car aficionado there will never be only one 'favorite car' however there are great cars and cars that hold a place close to me. Personally I'm a Eurobox, hot-hatch kind of guy; but some cars are nice regardless.

So; Golf GTI (You can't hate that grill when it's decked out in Hella's)

You've got to love some of these old Ford Falcons, as absurd as they are. *(Uploaded)

Although I still like new cars, I mean come on these Lotuses are just look beautiful!

I really dig the new Fiats and stuff too, but personally as a drivers car I'll take my VW TDI any day for drive-ability, use economy and just being nice around town/on the HW. If only they sold smaller ones here in diesels (Ie: Lupo, Up, Polo; I'm looking at you VW!).

Got to dig some of the Audi's and BMW's too; love some of those large AMG Merc's too (As ridiculous as they can be).

 

Dodge Challenger, original, 70s, and current.
1967 Chevy Impala.
I'm also just a big sucker for old, classic cars.

 

I've had so many favorite cars over the years it's not even funny.

As a teenager, for a long time, it was Mercedes-Benz. Never even had a ride in one. But I was taken by the ads that basically said (if I recall right): shrinks 500 miles of European roads into a routine four hour run.

There was a little Austin-Healey roadster for sale near us when I was about college age. I had fantasies about that...thank goodness they stayed fantasies, if even half the stories about unreliability of British sports cars is true! (Although I wouldn't mind one now as weekend toy.)

Then there was the BMW phase...

These days, I'm practically minded, and don't really have any car fantasies.